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POLK HIGHLANDS JO-D THE TAMPA TRIBUNE-TIMES, Sunday, November 19, 1970 34 the way the defense was handling the Techmen, but Snell put it even more' out of reach with his 96-yard off return opening the second half. 1 it nil FLORIDA STATE rett and a conversion kick by Frank Fontes. It was 17-0 at the half on a 39-yard Fontes field goal and an 8-yard scoring strike from Warren to Dawson and Snell caught Jack Sim-then a Fontes kick in the 4 csak's kick at the four in the second period. northeast corner of the field It wasn't close anymore and headed for the opposite i side. -l At Yds TD Lnr Run Warren 8 99 0 31 Bailer 8 43 0 17 1 Jarrett 7 28 0 8 Miinroe 7 30 .0 12 Maialskl 12 70 1 13 Smith 4 0 1 4 Lanahan 1 2 0 2 Huff 3 9 0 3 Totals 47 265 1 PASSING At Cpl CIH.I.

Yds. TD LP Warren 27 18 0 285 2 28 Huff 6 5 0 68 0 25 Totals 33 23 0 343 3 PASS RECEIVING No. Yds. For TD Ree Jarrett 3 40 i 1 22 Parris 1 21 i 21 Gaydos 3 47 1 0 19 Dawson 8 131 1 Smith 1 14 0 14 Zaffran 1 11 0 11 Tyson 2 36 0 25 Gray 3 36 0 21 Penderson 1 7 ,0 7 Totals 23 243 ,2 PUNTING No Yds Ave LP Carrell 3 129 43 52 Totals 3 129 43 52 ALL RETURNS No. Yds No.

Yds. No. Yds. Snell 7 57 1 96 Whltehnrst 1 21 Totals 7 57 1 96 1 21 five for six for 58 yards in the fourth period playing mostly with reserves. Tech passed for 89 yards and rushed for 231 but most of ihat was against the second defense which played so much of the second half.

Indeed, it was the second defense that held Tech on downs at the five early in the final period only to yield a touchdown with 1:50 left after a Huff pitchout fumble and while the first unit shouted "shutout, shutout" in encouragement from the bench. DAWSON CAUGHT eight passes for 131 yards and one touchdown, but Barry Smith, Kent Gaydos, Mike Gray, Gary Parris, and Ted Zaffin, particularly, contributed some at-times impos- sible catches. Florida State jumped ahead 7-0 at 6:35 of the first quarter xn a 1-yard Warren pass to fullback James Jar- From Page 1 didn't have a deserved homecoming-sized crowd. Attendance was 25,291. Maybe it was a driving morning rain that kept some people home.

It did create a squashy field. But the Seminoles themselves couldn't have performed better had they been playing on' the most expensive artificial grass. They hung it all on VPI and as some Seminoles surely must feel the magnitude of the win makes up for a lot of things. THIS VIRGINIA Tech usually plays like Notre Dame against Florida State. They won on their last visit here in 1968, 40-22 and the Seminoles had to come from behind to tie them up there last year 10-10.

The Gobblers gave FSU's great 1964 team its only loss. The series has been that, tough and Tech led 7-6-1 before yesterday. So the win was indeed sweet. It was No 4 in a row for FSU, hiked its record to 6-3, assured a winning year with Kansas State upcoming here Saturday -and then Houston in Tamp a Thanksgiving night and just to make some bowl people somewhere take notice. Apparently there were no bowl representatives watching the game.

But they can read the papers. All the Seminoles did was miss only' by 19 yards of breaking the school's all-time total offense record. The Bill Cappleman-led Seminoles of 1968 set the mark of 626 yards against Memphis State in a loss. YARDAGE IS ingless if you don't win. Yesterday, there were 265 yards on the ground and 343 by air.

Warren, who has now directed the four consecutive victories, completed 18 of his 27 passes for 285 yards and two touchdowns and he rushed for 99 to lead all ball carriers. Sophomore Gary Huff was Execution was so perfect by the entire kick return team that it looked like a movie script set it up. John Lanahan gave him the block to get away, then tackle Shane Gibbs provided the. final necessary block at the VPI 20. But', all down the line, Seminoles provided a solid wall that was so protective Tiny Tim could have negotiated IT WAS the longest FSU kick return in history by one individual.

It was the identical play 1 Eddie McMillan ran for 93 yards and a TD against Memphis State, Oct. 17, the time the Seminoles lost. gether. We're getting better every week and it sure is fun this way." Tight end Ted who caught his first pass of the year "I tell you I enjoyed playing." "Guard J. W.

McKinnie think it was our best effort You can just tell it in the tempo of the game that things are clicking." CUT OUT Super Premium 10W 14 sm McDowell Lauds FSU Pimf Return Snell tiptoes through the Gobblers. back Don Strock to split end Nick Colobro 'after; tackle John Sprenkle recovered the Huff pitchout intended for Snell at the FSU 42 A pass from Strock to fullback Bruce Denardo added two points. FLORIDA STATE drove 82 yards in 10 plays to its first-period touchdown, went from the 18 to the 23 for the second quarter field goal and' then marched 72 yards in 11 plays to the Dawson score. Fontes' record field goal capped a drive from the nine to the 15 and Ma-galski's TD finished a 95-yard, 11-play drive. And Seminoles Inspired Magnificents 1 Return Home FINEST 10W-40 PREMIUM OIL Jinx Busted Virginia Tech 0 0 0 88 Florida 7 10 10 734 FSU Warren 1 pass to Jarrett (Fontes kick) FSU FG Fontes 39 FSU Warren 8 pass to Dawson (Fontes kick) FSP Snell 96 kickoff return (Fontes kick) FSU FG Fontes 32 FSU Magalski 1 run (Fontes kick) VPI Strock 9 pass to Col-obro (Strock pass to Denar-do) A 25,291.

Here's what some had to say: Warren "Protection was super, both on- passes and runs. I don't believe it broke down one time. Our protectors and the receivers did a great job. I just stay back there and throw nothing to it. It's a good feeling to win whether you play or not and when you help that's good, too.

But winning is what you're out here for." Wide receiver Barry Smith "We were only 20 yards off the total offense record. If we had known it we could have gotten it We could. All of us were pretty nervous. The last two years we lost and tied them. You remember how much trouble' Tulane gave Miami when Miami had its best teams? I never get ner vous.

but I thought was going to throw up before the game. I think everybody got fired up." i Defensive tackle Richard Amman the coaches told us we had a good game plan and we did. Defensive end Bill Shaw just a wonderful feeling We were kinda scared. We 'saw in films they were well drilled and we knew we would have to execute perfectly and I guess we must have done it right." Linebacker Steve Gildea "I think everybody put it to- COLT GUNS WIN. REM.

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"I know enough about Florida State to know they'll get after us. "I have never seen them 'play better and especially against VPI. "To tell the truth, I don't see how we can beat them." McDowell was a third team All-American guard at Florida State in 1962 then came back to coach after a military hitch. THE SEMINOLES whopped it up in the dressing room, then settled down to talk about playing Kansas State here next Saturday, of their chances for a bowl trip and of beating K-State and then Houston. This football team is aching i to play in a Bowl.

They credited yesterday's success to a fine game plan devised by their coaches and to execution. 2 ACRE VIRGINIA TECH RUSHING i At Yds For TD Run Schwabe 2 3 0 2 Tiberln 0 14 Dobbins I 32 0 14 Quinn 9 43 0 12 MaHJevich 2,70. 4 Strock 14 69 RatKiifft 1 2 0 2 Russo ,1 8 0 Xotalf 50 231 0 PASSING I At CIH.I. Yds TD LP 1 Schwabe 4 11 8 0 8 Strock 14 11 1 26 Totals 18 8 1 88 1 PASS RECEIVING No. Yds.

TD LRec Burnop 3 30 0 18 auinn 2 50 0 24 Colobro 1 9 19 Totata 89 1 PUNTING No. Yds Ave. Punt Totals 9 397 44.1 51 Simsak 397 44.1 51 Totals 397 44.1 51 ALL RETURNS Punts Kickoffs Intercps No. Yds. No.

Yds. No.Yds. Matljevich 4 97 Quinn 24 Bosiack 3 30 Totals 3 20 7 121 0 Snell also has a punt return TD to his credit, Fontes also kicked a 32- -yard field goal; in the third period which gave him the school record for most field goals in a season, 12. Grant Guthrie, now with the Buf-' falo Bills, set the record of 11 last season. Fullback Paul Magalski cracked over right tackle from the one for the final TD in the fourth period and Fontes kicked the point, giving him 12 of the 34 points and 54 points for the season.

Fontes did his junior college kicking at Ferrum, under VPI's nose. The Tech score came on-a 9-yard pass from quarter- 40 a 7 TO YOUR CSST BUY! PHONE 225-3331 ALL 3 FOR Uf WITHCOUr BzM NOAPPOINTML.r jfp Krf, 1 2 YR. GUARANTEE DELUXE shocks Cy ANY CAR fA AMERICA'S SUPER 2007 N. 8 to 6 QUAKER STATE mH A TRANSMISSION FLUID gmV quart a1(p)C Yi-pA 'can i-i) COUPON I While Supply last Y'fVJ 'ifc ANY SIZE ANY SIZE I FAN BELT AIR FILTER jl your with coupon 1 i a1 Coffer ends soon 4 with coupon- (jfM I TEi Chevrolet. 54 to 64.

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It rained harder all morning in Talla-h a than it has in months, and by 11:30 the rain was still coming down and officials were betting there would be fewer than 10,000 people at the game. But somebody up there likes this Seminole team, and the sun burst forth bout an hour and one-half before game time and though the field was a bit sloppy, not a drop of rain pelted a helmet as the Seminoles put together an of fense that looked like the Seminoles of old, and maybe a new show is back on the road. 1 Peterson was quite pleased and maybe a little smug when he talked about this one. "THIS IS the best we've ever played against Virginia Tech. It is a compliment to the offense when you beat them this bad.

Virginia Tech always has been one of the best defenses in the country and this year is no exception. "Tommy Warren was outstanding. Tom Bailey was running good and the pass protection" was superb. "That kickoff return was a thing of beauty. It certainly was a great way to start the second half." The inevitable bowl ques- tion came up.

"I haven't talked t6 any bowl people," Peterson said. "It will probably all come down to what we do against Kansas State next Saturday. But I hope the bowl people will notice us because we got better than 600 yards today against a good defense. "I thought we were going to be a good football team before the season started. Then we started messing around with quarterbacks.

Warren has been improving since the first game, and now we're looking like a good football team." Peterson said he felt for VPI coach Jerry Claiborne. "All my career I've respected Jerry as much as any coach I've ever gone against," he said. Claiborne, reportedly on the way out at Virginia Tech as this, is the final year of his contract, offered no excuses. "We just got soundly beaten," he said. "I thought we were ready to play a good football game, but we weren't.

Of course, Florida State is a much better football team than we have been playing. They did a good job of By MONROE ADAMS Tribune Correspondent -TAT lVTairho it, was the return of the 'Seven Magnificents." Maybe it was the fact that Bill Peterson got his ire up Friday night at a very me diocre production of the Pow Wow when he told the slim wrong assemDiea mat time the students start led thinking about Florida itictoarl nf hnm thou use FSU to selfish ad vantage. amiDa 11 was simpiy time for the return of the of-. fense. But whatever it was, nf ifmii 1 Florida State's great 34-8 win over tonph Virginia Tech was a well earned victory, won against more odds "than, were on the football field.

Tae "Seven Magnificents" were the close shaven, hard- nosed linemen of the 1964 Gator Bowl championship tor tnis nome-! coming affair as special honorees. Back in 1964 foot- rint in circa 1970. And again, tiefhaDS it was the return of i i i-nr fl iL.l this FSU team to -'perform as it has not per- il: At thA Fridav nieht Pow yvuw, uuw ouiciv iuu auu produced by students, Peter son received more catcalls inan appiause waeii ne iu-troduced his team to some 10,000 people the stands. wnen ne ioia tne scuaenis in sunnnrf this team." the re- -TI snbnse from a few was. 'what else is new?" The Seminoles this day showed those few radicals that this i- I team against Virginia Tech.

-t This seemins indifferent reaction from the students at Florida State has finally gotten to Peterson and his staff, and they are blunt 'nhnut tha lalr nf snnnnrt. wu m.w This lack goes all the way downtown, where Tallahas- magrv with ctiiipnt- flmnine oh the campus, and they, iqo, are beginning to tire of tfie student radicals. ATHLETIC Director Vaughn Mancha, also piqued bv lack of support for a team that now stands 6-3 for the year, said the athletic department is planning a big meeting with town officials, the Chamber of Commerce, and all other interested parties to get some support back from the average citizen and show them that some student reaction hardly reflects the majority of Students on campus. think we have reached a crossroads;" Mancha said, "and we have to revitalize Gator, 'Cat Stax KENTUCKY RUSHING Att. Yds.

TD LG 32 19 6 7 Scruggs 12 24 Reed ..15 43 Knutson ..10 23 Hogg 9 21 Hunter 7 16 PASSING Att. Cora. H.I. Yds. Scruggs 26 12 1 177 PASS RECEIVING No.

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H.I. Yds. TD LG 32 15 i 2 223 3 70 PASS RECEIVING No. Yds. TD LG 2 36 21 Reaves Alvarez Jackson .2 83 1 70 Yancey 7 72 2 19 Vinesett 1 2 2 Durrance 3 30 16 PUNTING No.

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